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Plutoberth
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Comment #49158999
This is obviously impractical. With the volume of bug reports that are generated and such a wide breadth of software no single agency will be able to handle all reports. And honest…
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Comment #46292953
I'm not sure I understand. Wouldn't any prediction result above statistical random (in the image mind reading study) be significant? If the study was performed correctly I don't re…
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Comment #44573797
I don't understand. Wouldn't it only be possible to find out by comparing two identical clocks that were at different altitudes for some larger number of ticks, allowing you to the…
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Comment #41879764
So the user remains at risk in the time between the leak and the time the company discovers it and resets all passwords, which could be months. It might not really be relevant for …
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Comment #33272375
But it'll be wrong. 355/113 is only useful up to n digits, not infinitely, and GP is saying that n is as big as the number of digits in "355/113".
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Comment #32295339
Not OP, but I generated over 150 images using DALL-E 2. Results in the quality of the images in the gallery are very common. Usually, for prompts as simple as this most of the outp…
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Comment #31845669
172.16.0.0/12 is a private subnet. This means that it's addresses are relevant only within a local network, and never over the internet. If you try to send a packet to an address w…
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Comment #26297557
If it was that way for a few months and then fixed... still pretty shoddy but sure. However, it has been that way for YEARS, and is one of the most common complaints among players.…
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Comment #26190882
Right - thanks for the correction.
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Comment #26190037
It GTFO with its remaining fuel and then crash lands. Going back to orbit would require enormous amounts of fuel.
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Comment #26176767
Starlink roughly orbits at 1200km. The most common orbit for internet sats is geostationary orbit, which means that the satellite is stationary with regards to an observer on Earth…
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Comment #25749600
This board has four 2.5G ports, not four 10G ports, so the 16G bandwidth for four PCie 2.0 lanes is more than enough.
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Comment #25493286
Failed exploits, especially kernel-level ones, will result in higher system instability. I'm aware of at least one company (ZecOps) that specializes in detecting exploitations usin…
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Comment #25279378
We're talking about different security models. Whereas anti-cheat companies seek to prevent code execution or introspection in a certain context (the game) by a user that already h…